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from a foreign Government to citizens of the ^ni ed States.

\s I understand it, the claim that we have against the Gov

ernment of Hayti grows out of certain regulations made there,

which are considered to be altogether unjust and improper. It

is not to use armed force to coerce the payment Ofrcon

tract or arrangement between the citizens ot the Unite

and the republic of Hayti. How far the employment of any

such force at all would be necessary, wou d be a question for

ibe consideration of the committee.

Mr. WEBSTER The course of these things is progres

sive. If nothing be said before this matter be referred to a

committee, nothing will pro!ably be .aid afterwards And I

think this is a subject which deserves a good deal ot conside

ration. I would be glad if this resoluUon would lie over until

to-morrow. I therefore make that motion.

The motion was agreed to.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Friday, June 28, 1850.

The SPEAKER then announced that the first business in

>rder was the consideration of the report from the Committee

if Elections on the Iowa contested election case.

After an explanation by Messrs. LEF1-LLR end

>f Maryland, in regard to the debate of yerterday.

Mr. DISNEY, who was entitled to the floor, addressed ibe

tlouse an hour in favor of the majority report ol the ^ommi

ee of Elections, which declares that Mr. Thompsons

led to the neat from the first Congressional district of Iowa

Mr. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania, spoke about halt an

10ur on the same aide of the question.

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1850-07-06.